The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-09-07
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the recent battle between Colorow's men and
the whites were five whites and nine Indians.
Four of the former and five of the latter were
wounded Six hundred Indians are camped
within six miles of Glenwood Springs, and are
in an ugly mood The official report OF
Lieutenant Burnett u. s. A, is to the effect
that Colorows band was attacked by the
whites after being assured that they would
be allowed 10 return to the reservation un-
molested
TIMOTHY CoUGHLIN, the section boss ar
rested for criminal negligence, which was
claimed to have caused the Chatsworth die
aster, was released on $1,000 bail.
A CHICAGO dispatch of Wednesday says:
General Terry has received the following,
dated Fort Duchesne, Utah, Aug. 20:
Colorow and all his following now at ouray
Agency, fifty miles from the Colorado. ana
manifest a disposition 10 remain on the reser-
vation There is no excitement among the In
dams. The cowboys hold hundreds OF horses
and thousands OF sheep and goats belonging TO
Colorow and elliptic, Ourays widow. ms
stock was grazing on the land claimed by the
Indians as belonging to their reservation. and
whore they have been permitted by their agent
70 live for years. The Colorado settlers have
claimed locations there, and have at last sue
ceeded in driving the Indians in. Colorow has
not in this trouble been on the warpath, and
has made his way to the reservation, avoiding
hostlities as far as possible.
RApLETT. Commanding Post.
A CHICAGO dispatch OF Wednesday says:
The Herald this morning contains the follow
ing:
The seven condemned Anarchists are TO
hang There Is no longer any doubt about that.
Inform alton has been received through reliable
sources that the Supreme Court will affirm the
aath Hot i'm At
meet at Ottawa next Monday. The opinion in
the case will then be filed by the Justice who
made it. and - will receive the signature OF all
the other Justices. who, IL would appear, are
fully acquainted with its contents. No Justice
of the Supreme Court has given out this intelli-
gence directly all OF them, in fact, refuse TO
talk about the decision. but TO n friend " no re-
Gently asked him about tho case. Justice
Magruder guardedly said: There will be no
dissenting opinion, because the Justices are all
OF one mind" 1t is known that Justice Ma
Gruder entertqins n very decided opinion about
the merits of the case, which was not favorable
TO the claims Of the Anarchists, and his friends
think that il the opinion which will be filed
Tuesday was for reversing the verdict OF the
Jury that he would undoubtedly write dis
senting opinion. The case has already been
decided by ballot. and the verdict would
have been made public long ago II
the opinion could have been prepared earlier
The record OF the case was 50 voluminous, and
there was much ground to cover. that the
Justice to whom the task OF preparing the
opinion was assigned did not get it ready until
afew weeks ago, When tho ballot was cast
after the Justices had privately and at great
length considered the case, il was found that
thero no dissenting voice; the vote was
unanimous in favor OF UNFOLDING the finding OF
the lower court.
A WASHINGTON dispatch states that Indian
Commissioner Atkins has sent a dispatch to
Indian Agent Stollsteiner, at the Southern
Ute Agency in Southwestern Colorado, direct
ing him to forthwith remove from the reser-
walton all persons found thereon whose pres
ence in any way tends to disturb the peace
and quiet of the Indians, and il found neces-
sary to carry out the order 10 call upon the
military for assistance. This action of the
Commissioner is based upon information that
certain interested parties are trying 10 incite
the Indians TO hostlites
A SPECIAL from Princeton, Mo-, says: AT
the Mercer County fair on Thursday after
noon Randall Blakeslee half-breed Indian,
made balloon ascension, hanging to a
trapeze bar. In the ascent the balloon shot
up suddenly giving Blakeslee severe
wrench, and he was unable to pull himself on
the bar, but managed to hold himself up by
a loop which he had drawn around his wrist
After travelling about Inile and n half,
reaching an altitude of 1000 feet, the balloon
began to descend, but the poor fellows
strength gave out, and when within 500 feet
of the earth his grip relaxed, and he fell to
the earth, lighting on his feet in a corn field,
his Thighs being broken and driven into the
trunk of his body. Death was instantane-
GUS"
FLAGSTAFF Arizona) telegram: "A feud of
long standing between Tewksbury and Graham
was resumed two weeks ago in an encounter
at Pleasant Valley, in which three men were
killed Several engagements have occurred
since, in which eleven men have been killed.
The factions are cattle and sheep men, and
the fight is the outgrowth Of conflicting inter-
ests of the two branches stock growing on
the range"
COLUMBUS Ohio special: sJosiah Terrell,
of Meigs County, convicted of killing Charles
Phelps, an old miser who lived near Pome-
roy, was executed in the Ohio Penitentary
annex just after midnight Friday by Warden
Coffin. Terrell was convicted on purely cir
cumstantial evidence. but stoutly protested
his innocence to the last He maintained a
firm demeanor on the scaffold and said the
blood of an innocent man was upon the
officers"
A DENVER dispatch reports that at the con-
ference between Governor Adams and Gen.
Crook the latter agreed to place two COM
panies Of Government troops on the line to
protect settlers, and the Utcs arc to have
their horses back. Warrants for the arrest
of Indians are to be given into the hands of
United States officials The war is practically
at an end.
THE "white- Caps" lawless mob in Harri-
son County, Indiana, took John Hildebrant, a
Justice of the Peace, from his bed and beat
him numerically because they disapproved
his decisions. They have also signfied to q
widow named Dougherty their disapproval of
her choice of n prospectiye husband